- The Intention
- The Ingredients
- The Ritual
- The Forest Folk Fungi Story
Lion’s mane mushroom, also called Mountain Priest, is an extraordinarily beautiful fungal ally native to North America, Europe, and Asia. Its bright-white delicate spines hang like a cascading waterfall on the trunks of trees. In Chinese medicine, Lion's Mane has traditionally been considered a tonic for the stomach and digestive processes. Because so much of our neurobiology lives in our gut, when we strengthen our mucosal immunity, our mood and emotional balance respond. Lion's mane's blessings travel the pathway of the vagus nerve, lighting up our gut-brain connection. Considered a natural nootropic (cognition enhancer) as well, studies of this fungal friend have shown that it can increase the production of nerve growth factor in the brain resulting in improved cognitive function, mental clarity, focus, and memory. If you're looking for a neural nutrient boost, then bless your noggin’ with Lion’s Mane (and not just any Lion's Mane, but Forest Folk Fungi's Lion's Mane, which has been brought to life with deep reverence for and in cooperation with responsibly wildcrafted Lion's Mane in the mountains of southern Appalachia.).
2fl oz
responsibly wildcrafted Lion's Mane mushroom (Hericium erinaceus), certified non-gmo cane spirits, wild spring water
Take 1 dropperful 2-3 times daily.
Forest Folk Fungi is a medicinal mushroom apothecary located in the foothills of Appalachia. Founded in 2015 by Ali and Joe Banks, who are cultivators, medicine makers, and gardeners, Forest Folk offerings are created by honoring strict wildcrafting practices that value ecosystems over profit. Ali and Joe believe deeply in reciprocity with nature; in operating in a way that reveals deep reverence for Mother Earth. Like gathering only what they need and have the capacity to process and no more, choosing mature specimens that have already sporulated abundantly, carrying mesh foraging bags to aid in spore dispersal, and deferring to the wisdom and wishes of the indigenous. They create - and live - in phenomenal integrity. Always asking how they can deepen their expression of respect for the forest. How they can deepen their integrity in all they create.
The Intention
Lion’s mane mushroom, also called Mountain Priest, is an extraordinarily beautiful fungal ally native to North America, Europe, and Asia. Its bright-white delicate spines hang like a cascading waterfall on the trunks of trees. In Chinese medicine, Lion's Mane has traditionally been considered a tonic for the stomach and digestive processes. Because so much of our neurobiology lives in our gut, when we strengthen our mucosal immunity, our mood and emotional balance respond. Lion's mane's blessings travel the pathway of the vagus nerve, lighting up our gut-brain connection. Considered a natural nootropic (cognition enhancer) as well, studies of this fungal friend have shown that it can increase the production of nerve growth factor in the brain resulting in improved cognitive function, mental clarity, focus, and memory. If you're looking for a neural nutrient boost, then bless your noggin’ with Lion’s Mane (and not just any Lion's Mane, but Forest Folk Fungi's Lion's Mane, which has been brought to life with deep reverence for and in cooperation with responsibly wildcrafted Lion's Mane in the mountains of southern Appalachia.).
2fl oz
The Ingredients
responsibly wildcrafted Lion's Mane mushroom (Hericium erinaceus), certified non-gmo cane spirits, wild spring water
The Ritual
Take 1 dropperful 2-3 times daily.
The Forest Folk Fungi Story
Forest Folk Fungi is a medicinal mushroom apothecary located in the foothills of Appalachia. Founded in 2015 by Ali and Joe Banks, who are cultivators, medicine makers, and gardeners, Forest Folk offerings are created by honoring strict wildcrafting practices that value ecosystems over profit. Ali and Joe believe deeply in reciprocity with nature; in operating in a way that reveals deep reverence for Mother Earth. Like gathering only what they need and have the capacity to process and no more, choosing mature specimens that have already sporulated abundantly, carrying mesh foraging bags to aid in spore dispersal, and deferring to the wisdom and wishes of the indigenous. They create - and live - in phenomenal integrity. Always asking how they can deepen their expression of respect for the forest. How they can deepen their integrity in all they create.